While many know weapons of mass destruction are corrupt creations, the series 'Soft Guerilla' by Kyle Bean is an eye-opener for many.
Kyle Bean creates heavy artillery weapons with harmless materials for the series. Whether it's a grenade made from jelly, bullets made from candles or a knife with a feather for a blade, Bean has thought of it and created it for this series. These alluring creations were captured by photographer Sam Hofman for 'Cut Magazine.'
The German magazine used this series as a part of its 'Yarn Bombing' featured article. The Soft Guerilla series by Kyle Bean sure inspires up and coming artists to think outside of the box as there is no limitation to creativity and art.
Destructive Edible Weapons
The Series 'Soft Guerilla' by Kyle Bean is a Fresh Take On Corruption
Trend Themes
1. Harmless Weaponry - The trend of creating non-lethal weaponry using harmless materials presents opportunities for companies to explore this niche market.
2. Edible Weapons - The trend of creating weapons made from edible materials presents opportunities for companies in the food industry to collaborate with defense contractors to produce edible military equipment.
3. Yarn Bombing Art - The trend of using unique materials to create artwork, such as yarn and harmless materials, presents opportunities for companies in the art industry to develop new materials and techniques for artists.
Industry Implications
1. Defense - The defense industry can explore the use of harmless materials to create non-lethal weaponry, potentially tapping into a new market for crowd control and riot suppression equipment.
2. Food - The food industry can collaborate with defense contractors to explore the production of edible military equipment, providing a new and unique form of ration packs for soldiers in the field.
3. Art - The art industry can explore the use of unique materials and techniques to create new and innovative art pieces in the style of yarn bombing and the Soft Guerilla series by Kyle Bean.